Enterprise Single Sign-On
Ron Brooks (35●4)
| asked May 02 '19, 9:10 a.m.
edited May 03 '19, 7:14 a.m. by Paul Slauenwhite (8.4k●1●2) I have several questions on how best to integrate CLM into an Enterprise Single Sign-on system. We can use either Active Directory with Kerberos or Siteminder with SAML-2. We been trying to use IIS as a front-end to CLM using reverse proxy. Not having much luck. We are about to look at using Apache as a front-end. Siemens people I am working with have done that before. Any experiences or recommendations on either approach?
How about SAML-2 to Siteminder? Is Jazz Authentication Server required? At least one document says Liberty can use SAML-2 direct. Others say JAS is required. We might want to end up with SAML eventually but use a Web server front-end initially.
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I forgot CLM 6.0.6, Liberty, Oracle.
Change of direction. We will be implementing SAML to Siteminder. Thanks for any comments.